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November 11, 2019
Dangers of Medicaid Expansion (Guest: Naomi Lopez-Bauman) Podcast
The Heartland Institute's health care policy advisor Sarah Lee interviews Naomi Lopez-Bauman, health care scholar with the Goldwater Institute and the Beacon Center, on the battle over Medicaid expansion in Tennessee.
Health Care
November 5, 2019
Patient Voices: Fighting for FDA Reform (Guest: Richard Garr) Podcast
Richard Garr, Founder of Access Hope CRO, discusses necessary steps to FDA and health can reforms.
Health Care
October 28, 2019
More Doctors Are Leaning Left (Guests: Jane Orient, Roger Klein, Adam Habig) Podcast
Three Heartland policy advisors weigh in on a trend reported in the Wall Street Journal that more physicians identify as Democrats than Republicans. Orient, Klein and Habig discuss why this is happening and whether the public needs to be concerned.

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Health Care
November 11, 2019
Dangers of Medicaid Expansion (Guest: Naomi Lopez-Bauman)
By Sarah Lee
The Heartland Institute's health care policy advisor Sarah Lee interviews Naomi Lopez-Bauman, health care scholar with the Goldwater Institute and the Beacon Center, on the battle over Medicaid expansion in Tennessee.
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November 5, 2019
Patient Voices: Fighting for FDA Reform (Guest: Richard Garr)
By Christina Herrin
Richard Garr, Founder of Access Hope CRO, discusses necessary steps to FDA and health can reforms.
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October 28, 2019
More Doctors Are Leaning Left (Guests: Jane Orient, Roger Klein, Adam Habig)
By AnneMarie Schieber, Jane M. Orient, M.D., Roger D. Klein, M.D., J.D., Adam R. Habig
Three Heartland policy advisors weigh in on a trend reported in the Wall Street Journal that more physicians identify as Democrats than Republicans. Orient, Klein and Habig discuss why this is happening and whether the public needs to be concerned.
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October 22, 2019
The Heavy-Handed Response to the Measles Outbreak (Guest: Dr. Jane Orient)
By AnneMarie Schieber, Jane M. Orient, M.D.
As of May 2019, there have been 818 cases of measles in the U.S., eight times more than the entire year in 2016. Government has responded with a number of actions, but Orient believes they are ineffective, and worse, steer the country away from better sol
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October 21, 2019
Protecting Medicare from "Medicare for All" (Guest: Elaine Parker)
By Sarah Lee
The Heartland Institute's health care policy advisor Sarah Lee interviews Elaine Parker, President of small business advocate organization Job Creators Network Foundation on the Trump Administration's executive order protecting traditional Medicare.
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October 16, 2019
Patient Voices Podcast: Interview with Mike Henson
By Christina Herrin
Mike Henson, advocate with No More Excuses, explains his journey after being diagnosed with ALS.
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October 15, 2019
California Expands Telemedicine in Medi-Cal (Guest: Robert Graboyes)
By AnneMarie Schieber
California will now pay telemedicine providers equally to providers in physical settings in its Medicaid program. The move should address the provider shortage for Medi-Cal and deliver health care.
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October 8, 2019
Impeachment Inquiry Could Stop Bad Decisions on Health Care Policy (Guest: Chris Jacobs)
By Sarah Lee
Chris Jacobs, Founder of the Juniper Research Group, chats about how the Democrat-led impeachment inquiry could freeze all movement on health care policy, thus stopping the GOP from capitulating and passing "socialism lite" health care reforms.
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October 3, 2019
Winning IntelligenceSquared's "Medicare For All" Debate (Guest: Sally Pipes)
By Sarah Lee, Sally C. Pipes
Sally Pipes, CEO of Pacific Research Institute, talks about winning the recent Intelligence Squared debate where she and Reason Magazine's Nick Gillespie argued against a single-payer health care system.
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September 30, 2019
Why Fewer People are Buying Health Insurance and Why It is an Opportunity (Guest: Brian Blase)
By AnneMarie Schieber
New U.S. Census data shows there are 2 million more Americans not carrying health insurance. A close look at the numbers shows recent reforms to improve access and lower cost are working.
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